Jean-Jacques Susini

Jean-Jacques Susini is a Politician French born the July 30th 1933 with Algiers, in Algérie, member of the Political office of the Front National (FN). Regional adviser of the area Provence-Alp-Coast of Azure (P.A.C.A.)

Biography

In 1948, it adheres to the RPF, party founded and directed by Charles de Gaulle and is located clearly at the right wing of the movement, among the partisans most convinced of a Coup d'etat against the IV {{E}} République. Regretting that the General finally carried out his troops at the edge of the Rubicon “to only fish there with the line” (André Malraux), he approaches the Groupuscule of Extrême right-hand side Néofasciste Jeune Nation then founds his own organization, the National movement studied.

In 1959, Jean-Jacques Susini is president of the General association of the students of Algeria. Stopped in January 1960, after the Business of the barricades, he is imprisoned with the Prison of Health.

Profiting from a Bail, he flees and finds asylum in Spain, with Madrid, with the general Raoul Salan, Pierre Lagaillarde, and Joseph Ortiz, where he creates the secret armed Organization (O.A.S). He will direct the Psychological action and propaganda (A.P.P) of the organization. He turns over to Algiers the April 22nd 1961 at the time of the Putsch of the generals, which, after the failure of the insurrection flees in Italy the July 20th 1962, during five years under a false identity.

He is condemned twice by Contumace, with the Capital punishment by the Cour of state security, for his membership within the O.A.S and like inspirer of the assassination attempt against the President of the French Republic Charles de Gaulle, with the Mémorial of the Mont Faron dominating Toulon, in August 1964. A bends placed in a Jarre did not explode and was discovered a few days later. According to Jacques Delarue ( the OAS against de Gaulle , Beech, 1994), this attack had been organized by Jean-Jacques Susini and Gilles Buscia.

Amnestied on decision of the General de Gaulle in 1968, with the other leaders of the still imprisoned O.A.S., it returns in France, but, suspected of having financed a Hold-up, it is again stopped in March 1970 and is placed sixteen months in detention pending trial before being discharged. In October 1972, it again is stopped and placed in detention pending trial during two years to have organized the removal and the disappearance of the Colonel Raymond-Jean Gorel ex- Trésorier of the O.A.S (amnestied before its judgment by a voted law, following the election of François Mitterrand).

Candidate for the National front in 1997 in the Rhone delta (4th district), it was beaten there by Guy Hermier (PC).

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